Filmmaker Guddu Dhanoa recently shared his thoughts on the evolving nature of young talents who gain stardom. Specifically referring to Diljit Dosanjh, the writer-producer known for titles like Big Brother, Salakheen, and Bicchhoo said it’s beyond his comprehension how people change after tasting fame. It was Dhanoa who launched the talent on the big screen via The Lion of Punjab.
In an interview , when asked about the singer-actor, Dhanoa redirected the discussion, saying, “Let’s talk about positive people, real people, nice people, good people.” His response hinted at an underlying tension between him and Dosanjh but left the conversation open to interpretation.
He then shared a broader reflection on how some individuals in the entertainment industry change with success. He recounted a personal experience involving another singer, According to him, a teenage Chauhan left him impressed with her vocal prowess on the set of Bicchhoo, and when they intersected on location, she touched his feet. “But as time passes, people forget such moments,” he added, sharing that his recent attempts to reach out to her had gone unanswered.
“When you are starting out, you will touch the person’s feet, hug them, call them godfather, even god, and talk a big game, but later on, everyone changes,” added Dhanoa.
